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m . yum nil SCHOOL THE TH E AMENDMENT. I the General be viva vow. Reflector As one Of the depositories for Public, Pitt W the designated on fl State list for the public and can what- ever need. We also have COPY BOOKS, crayons, colored crayons, inks, companion etc. S pencils cent, plain lead t rubber tipped teed pencil l cent, a nice tablet paper cents per For the Business Man. We cam a nice line of double an single entry ledgers. Sn Us. journals, count m, receipts, drat, and notebooks, time books, Sec voter in North Full Text the . . . Amended. except IS article be eligible to of . to an Act beanie entering upon net duties of the office ha shall take Constitution of North land subscribe the ratified W, I do swear Two of the 1-aw of woo. The General Assembly of Carolina do That Chapter Public Laws of ISM, entitled Ad to the of be amended w as to make said act read M article ti of the Of North Carolina and the same is hereby abrogated and in thereof shall substituted the following article of said as an entire and plan of ARTICLE VI. Section Every male person born in the United and male person who has that I will support and maintain the constitution and laws of the Batten States, and the con- laws of North inconsistent therewith, and that I will discharge the my office So help me, Bee. S- The following classes of shall be for First, persons deny the being of Almighty God shall have Second, ell Demons been or confessed their on indictment pending, whether sentenced or not, under judgment suspended; any treason or felony, or other crime for which the punishment may lie int in the penitentiary, since becoming citizens of the A CLEAR HEAD; good digestion; sound sleep; a fine appetite and a ripe old age. are of the results of the use of Liver Pills. A single do-e will convince you of their effects and virtue. A Known Fact. An absolute cure for sick head- ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour constipation bilious fever, piles, torpid liver and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills called the mill run near D. residence; thence down said branch or mill run to Swift Creek, thence down Swift creek to the public road leading by C thence with said pub- road to Meeting House; thence with the public road leading by Caleb to Fork swamp; shall constitute No of Township, with the polling place in the town of , , Precinct No. All that part of ft A Word Suffering Women. No one but yourselves know of the you go through. Why do En suffer It isn't necessary. Don your health and beauty, the loss one is speedily followed by the w the Don't f weak and worn Impure blood is Si the bottom of all your QUART BOTTLES. m, ii. i I- OS'S will purify your blood and bring the bloom health back into your cheeks. Each bottle contains quart. tide, of h. . i . I . r i i -.- , . . welling which UM want lion. Yon want It-Its THE Detroit. Mich. tar rah. a SOLD For Society People. We have all kinds and styles of box papers, envelop sets, visiting cards, note papers and tablet pa gen And when it comes to The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. Books, Stationery Printing ALL MAGAZINES. Tobacco Fines. We are prepared to Fines and Repairs now at lowest prices for cash. E. PENDER CO. X. 1878.----- Days s. bl At Cost. Our entire Dry Goods. Domestics, Notions, Shoes, sad retail Grocer and ; Dealer. paid Hides, Fur, Col Ion Seed, Oil Turkeys, ate. Bed- Mattresses, Oak Suits. Ba Carriages, Parlor Suits, Tables, Safes. and Meet Tobacco, Key Weal Cheroots, can- t nil lies. Apples. Pine apples, -Telly. Milk. Floor, Sugar, Lye, Magic Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls. den Beads, Oranges, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Currents, and Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and j Cheese, Best stand Machines, and other and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Come to sec inc. twenty one years of age, and the lions set out in Hits shall be entitled to vote at any election by the people in State, except as herein otherwise provided. Dec, He shall have resided the Stale of North Carolina for two I years, in the county six months, and in ward or other election district which he offers to vote, four months next proceed- the election ; That from one ward or other election district in the county, shall not ope rate to deprive any person of the to vote in the ward or election district from which he has removed, until fr months after such removal. Bo parson who has convicted, or who has confessed his court upon indictment of any crime the punishment of which i. or may hereafter lie. imprisonment in the State prison, be permitted lo j vote, the said person shall lie restored to citizenship ii the manner prescribed law. Sec. . Every person offering to vote shall be at the time i legally registered voter as herein ed, and the manner provided by law and the General Assembly of North Carolina shall general registration laws to carry into effect the provisions of this article. I. Every person presenting himself for registration shall able to and write section of the constitution in the English language; and, before he shall cut it led to vote, he have paid on or before the day of May, of the year In which he proposes to vote, his poll tax for the previous year as prescribed by Article r, Section l. the Constitution, no male person, who was, on Jan- 1st or at any time prior thereto, entitled to vote under the laws of any State the Stales w herein he then resided, and no lineal of any such person shall be denied the right to register and vote at election in this State by reason of his to possess the educational cation ed, he shall have registered in M with the terms of this section prior to The General Assembly shall pro- for the of all per- sons entitled to vote without the educational herein prescribed, sod shad, on or before November 1st. 1908, provide for the making of I permanent record of such registration, all per, sons so registered, shall forever tHereafter base the right to vote in all elections by the people in this State, unless disqualified tin- ma I pi act ice in office, unless j of Town- person shall restored to the place the town rights of a manner r prescribed by of Falkland Township shall one election precinct the See. That this amendment to the Constitution, shall go into feet on the day of July. polling place in the town of if a majority of the votes east at the next general election shall lie east in favor of this suffrage See. II. This amendment to the Constitution shall submitted at the next general election to the voters of the State, the laud. FARM TOWNSHIP Tow election precinct the place town NOTICE. I Superior Court. Victoria Move vs. IV named will that n action entitle as a has Superior Court l obtain a the U mils of and Hie defendant will lake he Is required to appear Si the term of the Superior of said county to on the sec- after Monday in Sept. next, it Hie or at the Court House in N. an I answer or demur to the complaint m said action, or the plaintiff will apply to Court the relic demanded in said This day of May 1900 H. C. of Clerk Superior F. i for same manner and under the same rules regulations as is precinct No. that part of in the law general the township lying north of Tar elections In I his State, at said river, together with that part of . . . . Man elections for a written or persons desiring t amendment shall cast with the Suffrage Amend- thereon; and those with a contrary opinion shall cast a writ- tin or printed ballot with the words Suffrage Amend- thereon. the town of Greenville lying be- tween Tar river and the following line, to Commencing on Tar river at the mouth of the branch forming the eastern boundary of and i tinning up said branch to Third street, a westerly course with Third street to Pitt street, thence B southerly course with Pitt street to son avenue, theme with Dickinson to The Clerk of Court of Tit to me. the undersigned, on the of May, 1900. on the Thomas Notice U to all persons to the to make payment to the and to all creditors of said or present their claims, properly to the within twelve after the date of this notice, or this notice will lie plea I in of their recovery. This tin- day of May. 1900. It. on the estate of Thomas J. Fourteen Drowned- Capt. David Hill, of the us that on last Sunday a party of colored people, fourteen in left fourteen in number, left for to at- tend church. The boat was small and when crossing river they encountered a squall, the and the whole party were drowned. None of the bod- have been recovered. The boat was discovered up side down. All the party employed on Mr. Samuel farm at Messenger. see III The at said avenue a south -westerly course to election shall counted, ed, returned and to Tar shall consulate Precinct No. Trinity College Oilers undergraduate and graduate courses. Lam number of Eight scientific equipped modern and ad- Large editions to Complete gymnasium. Fifty to be In improvements the Durham, N the result announced and declared under the same rules and and the same manner as the vote for Governor, and If a ma- of the votes cast are in favor the slid amendment. it shall lie the duty of the Governor of the state, upon being notified of the retail of said election, to said the seal of State, who shall enroll the said amendment among the permanent records of his See. IV. This SCI shall lie and after its ELECTION PRECINCT Place. For the Election. If. I Ci i Phone Section of this Pro- such person shall have paid his poll bU as above required. See. That this to the Constitution and adopted as one indivisible plan for the regulation of with the intent and purpose to so con different parts, and lo make them so dependent upon h Other, that the whole shall stand or fall together. Sec. All elections by the pie shall be by ballot, and all In accordance with Laws 1890, the county Hoard of for at a meeting held on the 7th day of May divided the county into election products and designated the as DAM TOWNSHIP Beaver Dam Township shall eon- with the polling place at May's Chapel. shall constitute one election precinct with the poll- place at Parker's School House near church, township r. i la-l Township shall constitute one election precinct with the poll- place in the Town of township Carolina Township shall one election precinct with the polling place at Stokes on the W. B. K. Township shall constitute one election precinct with the poll- place at Black Jack. is hereby divided i do two election precincts vis, No. that part so the township lying west following line to Commencing at the Heaver Township line on the old Plunk Bowl, near Warren's Chapel, and running with the public road laid- ling by Chapel, to the forks of tho road near the old Frank Tucker homestead, with the public road leading to the road near thence with road a northernly coarse to the branch ville township, with the polling place at the Court House in ville. Precinct No. the remain- of Bald township shall con- Ho. i, with the polling place at Five Points the town of Township shall co.-ti- tote one election precinct with the polling place in village Of SWIFT Creek Township la divided into two election as Precinct Ho. All that part of the township lying south of Swift creek shall constitute Precinct No. with the polling place at Precinct No. All that part the township lying Swift creek shall constitute re- With the Rolling place at the tad house near L. ,;. Stokes. Chairman k. Board of Sect. Co. Board of NOTICE TO Having I fore the Clerk of county as of the Last Will and Testament Of Nancy Wallace, notice is given to all persons h said estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and all claims against said es- are hereby to tho before the Mads of or this will he plead liar of This day of April, 1900. BOO REWARD will the reward not the I the T with. They are hoses and Imitation. CO. Clinton and HI. for by J I. N day of April, . Executor of Nancy Wallace. POSTED. We hereby warn all persons front upon any of our lands the of with net or Any one so trespassing will law. K. k It. T A. M i PILLS and I OLD DOMINION LINK flow to pa's nor Dot. V for circular bond. CURE CHILLS FEVER nil Sweats with Tasteless Chill Tonic at Me, per to take. Money refunded if it fails. Restore petite, the blood and makes you well. other as nod. Sold guaranteed at the stores of Woolen and Ernul. OF VOTERS. i hereby that the looks of NO Township will MOWS from o'clock A. from J Saturday. July 1900 etc for the Hie voter, of precinct. each during the said period and between said Hie will be on polling at Fire in the town of June W I., leave Washing- ton daily ti A. M. ville, leave daily M t P. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Wednesday Fridays at A. M. for Greenville and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominions. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; Line from Boston. JNO- SON, Washington, N. C. Greenville, N. V, am, Hi Fur WOOTEN, Druggist, i N C Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every and prices as low as the Highest market prices Bid for country The On. Day Cure. Cold in head ruin, As to ADVICE At TO . i i I J. COREY, A. in- A GENERAL LINE OF- Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO BEE MB. J. B. COBBY. The Eastern Reflector. D. J. EDITOR ,. . . -AT- VOL. XIX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, JUNE Ed. H. WHO IS ALE AND RETAIL G- IF YOU WANT TO BE TREATED BIGOT SAME TIME Bl Y GO THEN COME TO THE BIGHT PLACE YOU WILL GET HONEST LY RELIABLE GOODS. Ed. H. THE LEADING OUR NOMINEES State Ticket. In For CHARLES B. of Wayne. For Lieutenant WILFRED of I red ell. For Secretary of GRIMES, of Pitt. For BENJAMIN R. LACY, of Wake. For B. F. of Cleveland. For Attorney ROBERT D. of Hay wood. For Superintendent Public THOMAS of Robeson. For Commissioner L. PATTERSON, of Caldwell. For Commissioner HENRY B. VARNER, of Davidson. For Corporation SAMUEL L. ROGERS, of FRANK of New Hanover. Presidential DAN HUGH of Cumberland. S. OVERMAN, Rowan. County Ticket Only Effect, the Negro The passage by a majority vote August of the Constitutional Amendment, is not a measure which Is going to affect to a degree the business position or the laboring condition of a single in North Carolina. The the amendment is for purpose eliminating the vote, from giving this class of any voice in deter- mining who shall be the rulers and authority the management of the commercial and industrial fairs of the State. The elimination of the as a political factor has nothing to do his status his or bis social life, these will re- unchanged, and the colored man will work to do, will receive his pay regularly mill will have his lights looked and protect ed the same as they are today, and he be cure from injury and his posses- will be held sacred lo himself and family. The passage of the will really prove a good thing to the majority of who rant of conditions, unable to appreciate or know the effect their vote, the privilege of arc made to vote for men things which arc detrimental to their With the amendment passed the colored citizen in North Carolina will find no disturbances in his life which now regularly disturb him as each election comes along he am pursue his work and know that his work will not be dis- order that he may lie taken to political primaries and conventions, used by men who will refuse to recognize him or as- him at any other Bern Journal. Two A census enumerator has found a man in Newark happily with two wives and The chief clerk the county prosecutor's office said that the case had been to the attention of the county prosecutor, bill what action that official pro- posed to take the clerk refused to Owing to the strictness of census laws the name of the man has not been made but it is known to the local authorities. In answer to of the the said he was in Germany and married ago. lie became tired of married life, and leaving his wife four children behind he came to On the same vessel on which he came he met a German girl and fell in love with After land log at New York he went to Penn- and the girl settled Newark. That was years ago. The man did not like Pennsylvania he went to Newark, where he married the girl he met on the trip. Two years ago the man's first wife taint to this country and found her husband living with wife No. There was no I the man and wife No. I took up her residence with her husband wife No. The husband sent to Germany for the children of his wife. He hits hail three by his wife. The man told the enumerator that be got along amicably with his two wives by dividing his pay between them TO THE FRIENDS AND PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. after your patronage are still in the forefront of race oiler you the selected line oil General Merchandise to is-found in any store in Pitt County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers America and Europe. Seasonable all Ute year round. Spring, Summer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It Is our pleasure lo shew yon what you want and sell you if we can. We otter you the very service, polite attention, the most liberal terms consistent with n well established business built up strictly on its own merits. When yon come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere. as and the following lines of general Goods and Notions, Jackets and Cape.-. Mailings and m Cloths. Shoes. Men's, and Children's Horse For the Senate, F. JAMES. For W. J. NICHOLS, T. H. For Sheriff, O. W. HARRINGTON. For Register of T. R. MOORE. For Treasurer, J. B. CHERRY. For Coroner, O. For Surveyor, J. D. COX. Quarter Minion. Dispatch. Among Slates that will sure east their vote for the Democratic ticket this year is In- At least that of Mayor of Indianapolis, who declares that the roll up a majority of for Mr. Bryan. reasons for the faith that is In him. He It'll you why Bryan will win. State in Union was there such opposition to the Rico tariff bill, which is one of the mistakes of administration. This fact of the State, but aside from hat the traveling men arc for Bryan this year Four years ago the commercial travelers worked and voted for The growth of the trusts and the union of the big interests has reduced the number and the of the traveling men, they are and the w has fostered them. The gas trust has hurl Indiana. Since was formed many of the wells Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar, Coffee, t, Hardware, Plows. Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. for and everything iii that Hue. buy strictly for Cash, but -ell for Either ash on Approved Credit. Our motto i- Dealing. Your Friends, A Practical Education the A. a m. Colleen We have a little band nook of the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Of Raleigh, N. C, and are glad lo see that this Institution i- lug itself to technical Let Nominate BrYan. Nebraska will mil concede to California the of nominating Mr. Bryan Kansas City. Nebraska, win. was selected by Mr. Bryan the Slate delegation, said to- live way the Culled lie Record The spectacle f otherwise and more known as Ex-Rev. Decayed going about the State slandering the i to which be belongs the trend of No can become a Fusion pol- hold his without lending himself defamation f tin-state retailing Decayed ways as as Ward would not to say an original one. He is not content misrepresent the Amendment and traduce lit- while people that's what all Fusion orator, and Decayed could not stand ; mi u conventional. Ami so he pitches in and Creoles a diversion y slandering Hap ti-l Church. Thar- his way of polling Ii about and lo the front Fusion lead- The Baptist Church, led i Us educational policy by Dr. Chas. E. the learned president u Forest College, has been earnestly and consistently of public schools. This fact is so known that no is necessary. could pa- pa with extracts from e printed articles Its lead- urging better public schools, but one adopted the Baptist Slate convention is enough to thorough; shut- tier At tin state which met in De- inclusive, this resolution was oar of Baptist Slate con veil- Hun, the i . ever; available dollar I ,. lie money, however small the amount may lie, to the men our public schools, and progress in tills direction lie set lip and maintained until tin reproach of illiteracy lie removed from our State, and until he and girls whose is in the lie ail an receive In- t. m them for Hi,, duties And the that fol lowed, ii was a Baptist farmer. his Association, John OBSERVATIONS- Made by Orange The longer some men live the learn. The best way for some men to help i town is to move of It. Thai black spot on the sun Is only tin- shadow east by Mark Hanna. Life i- simply a great desert, in being the sand and virtue the oasis. If the singer's throat is raw. how ran you her lie well done; Never judge a girl's face by its may be all put on. your friends mi no tally while they live and less after they die. The thoroughly satisfied persons world those who expert nothing. Many a fellow makes himself ill drinking another fellow's health. The reason why there arc so people who are green is cause is Samson was the list actor who down the and yet lie received no encore. No runaway couples get married I ville and art- i .- scrape faces In We sleep, the loom of life never stops, and the pattern which was weaving when sun went down is weaving when it comes up to morrow. In Each. Straws show which way the wind blows, and when placed in iced drinks they also show which thirst goes. The thief always takes things seriously. tie light to old-fashioned Pointed remark- are sometimes blunt. Modesty is sometimes only an- name for deceit. arc busy making money to time to spend it. The fellow who is always tired ought lo be punctured. The summer girl's campaign is lull of engagements. natural for a mini to kick who introduced in the he hast., foot the bill. education and manual training. I Bight that he would Oar State needs well educated men j but one Democrat ill in all engineering, especial States and Democrat is David mechanical and electrical and also in cotton B. Hill, of New would ask for privilege, Mr. Par the development of j ham thought the nomination our natural resources, need also I by Hill would emphasize thousands of skilled workmen, ex forcibly nature of the carpenters, wood-turners, reunion of the Democratic of pert of the State have been shut nice hail State-, and lie would For Commissioners, C. J. TUCKER. R. Ii, DAVIS, W. G. These arc the News figures for the appropriation be General Assembly of ought to make for a cent less. If some other have to lie to accomplish it, we arc for If new subjects must lie found for taxation, let us take a lantern if need be find them. If there is property not now paying its fair amount of let the legislature provide for such us is fair and just. The children Hie country, the villages in the towns must lie given better ill by the the Man- Mi I I've never seen a bull that would stand Still long enough to let take and many men thrown out of work. This fact will make thousands of votes for the anti-trust ticket. What shall we d with the U a question is both the whole . Here i- u solution offered by an The trust should be the Hour trust tom; cigar trust smoked out; the plug chewed up; the iron trust out thin; the twine trust lit isled; the curved in Hie met- trust heated hot; tho Milder .; the trust picked paper tin-l ground into the lamp trust snuffed trust the trust pounded; the mule buried; the type trust and the trust eaten. boiler-tenders, lie content seconding The now Is that when of the roll i railed that delegation sill fin i to S n- right ll. will step forward. Ii Sew York, however, wants honor. It can have it mere Lincoln, Dispatch, come once a year, and humbugs all the year ., mill electricians and The A. and M. College trains kids for such work, and if they possess latent, educates them all tech- professions. The College lost enrolled students, of whom many paid their own expenses labor at odd limes. Students who not labor I may attend the College at a total expense, including in Id. can one ball by hip at the I will held in the In. . Saturday. July at Ii A. M., of the t sore of lion. Any may obtain a lull about the College and by applying lo President Raleigh ., B. House bill to to the public schools, ii was a lawyer. Senator who bill in the Senate. This bill passed Houses without a dis- vole proving not tho Baptists but all the legislators all churches and outside of church tire earnestly In favor of better schools. line, by Governor n distinguished Baptist, will take even further steps to Improve tho public school system until every country neighborhood, a- web us ,. n mil ii an ti I i ii bill . i i The man who keeps a of all hi- wife's shopping tours must be a -oil counter. TAKE S TASTELESS CHILL per bottle. Cures Chills and Fever, Night Sweats and Money back if n doesn't. No oilier good. Gel the kind with the Rod Cross on label. Sold and guaranteed Woolen, Bryan and druggists. II,,. mull are i-i-i i oxen, but in I raise ; ., ill If It ; inn.- drive -at over the hard Ural shoe tar the ground driving them throng Hull and then over Kind, repenting this a good thick sole of i- winch hardens and pro the star. . . i . Catarrh Cannot Cured with local applications, as they reach the seal of the dis- ease, Is a blood or disease, and in order to me ii lake internal mm , lies, t Cure is taken and net. on the and nine in- lace-. Hall's Cure i not n quack cine, was prescribed one of Incites physicians In ., i years, and is a i- composed the I a with iii. in -i id ml anting , mi laces. The i the two In- i- What Hill l j ;.,,. . in , ,,.,,. i. ii . ; ., nil free. .,. Company, which Hold Hall's Id lien, family the neat. . and fol the fore Bent In the lull that on a new trial a him ii. . Ob- An one tin . rs t of lo bill Or. T-. N. c. White Fleming store. i r

pi THE Y O SCHOOL APPOINTED THE As one of the depositories for Public School Books in Pitt County. We handle the books designated on the State is for the public schools can supply what- ever you need. We also have COPY BOOKS, slant and vertical, double ruled practice writing hooks, tablets, tool's cap paper, pens, pencils, slates, white crayons, colored crayons, inks, companion boxes, tic. Some m THE AMENDMENT. Full Text of the a Amended. elections by the shall be viva Sec Every voter Carolina, except as this article shall be eligible to of- An At Supplemental t Act but before entering the Entitled Act to Amend the duties of the he shall take Constitution of North and subscribe the following ratified February the do swear Two Hundred and Eighteen of the Public Law of The General Assembly of North do Section That Chapter -MS, Public haws or entitled Act to the of North be amended to as to make said act read as that I will support and maintain the it n and laws of the United States, the con and laws of North Caro inconsistent therewith, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties my office So help me, Sec. The following classes of persons shall disqualified for office First, all persons A CLEAR HEAD; good digestion; sound sleep; a fine appetite and a ripe old age, are of the results of the use of Liver Pills. A single will convince you of their effects and virtue. A Known Fact. An absolute cure for sick head- ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour stomach, dizziness, constipation bilious fever, piles, torpid liver and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills S pencils coin, l rubber tipped had pencil plain lead pencils cent, I cent, a nice tablet with pretty cover cent, crayons, with metal hold- nice wood box cents, lead pencil, slate and pen. and rule, all in nice wood box, cents. A great bin wide tablet cents. Bottle of best ink on the market. cents. Copy books to cents. White crayons, gross in box. cell's. Good tool's cap paper cents per quire. For the Business Man. We carry a nice of double and single entry ledgers, long day books, journals, counter books, memorandums, order books. draft and note books, time cooks, For Society People. We have all and styles of Box papers, card and envelope sets, visiting cards, note papers and tablets. That article of the it u- deny the being of Almighty persons who shall have convicted or confessed their guilt on Indictment pending, and whether or not, judgment suspended; treason or felony, or any other crime for which the punishment may lie in the penitentiary, since citizens of the lion North Carolina Hie Hie is hereby abrogated and km thereof shall be substituted the following article of said Con- as and idle plan of VI. AND TO OFFICE. Section male person born in the United States, and every male person The Marker gen called the mill run near I. Hooks, residence; thence down said branch or mill run to Swift Creek, thence down Swift creek to the public road leading by with said pub- road to Hancock's Meeting House; with the public road leading by Caleb to Fork swamp; shall constitute No I of with the polling place in the town of Precinct No. All that part of And when it comes to The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. Books, Stationery Printing. SUBSCRIPTIONS TAXES TO AU MAGAZINES. Tobacco Flues. . We are prepared to furnish Fines and Repairs now at lowest prices for cash. S E. FENDER CO. N. 175.------ Days g. m. At Cost. ., Our stock Goods Shoes, retail Grocer and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, For, Cotton Seed, oil Bar Turkeys, etc. Bed- steads, Oak by Carts, Parlor Suits, Tables. Lounges, Safes. P. and Gall Meal Key Cheroots, American can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples. Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Heal and Hulls. den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes. Currents, and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Crackers, I'll Stand- aid Machines, and nu- oilier goods. Quality and Quantity, Cheap for Cone to see tAM M Phone who has been twenty-one years of age, and possessing the set out in this article, shall lie entitled to vote at any election by the people in the State, except as herein otherwise provided. Sec. He shall have resided the Slate of North Carolina for two In the county six mouths, and the precinct, ward or other election district in which offers to vote, four months next proceed- the election ; Provided, That removal from one precinct, ward or other election district another in the same county, shall not ope- late lo deprive any person of the right to vote in the product, ward or other election district from which be removed, until four mouths after such removal. No person who has been convicted, or who has confessed his guilt court upon of any crime the punishment of which is. or may hereafter lie. imprisonment in tin State prison, shall permitted ti vote, unless the said person shall be tint restored to citizenship In the manner prescribed by law. See. person offering to vote shall lie at the a legally registered voter as herein ed, mid in the manner provided by law. and the General Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to into effect the provisions of this article. Sir. person presenting himself registration shall lie able to read and any section the constitution in the English language; and, before he shall lie entitled he shall have paid on or before the day of May, of the year in which he to vote, his poll tax for the previous year as prescribed by Article Section l, the Constitution. Hut no male person, who was, on Jan- 1st or at any time prior thereto, entitled to vote under the laws of any State in the United wherein he then resided, and no lineal of any such person shall lie denied the right to register and vote at any election in this Slate by reason of his to possess the educational qualm- cation herein ed, he shall have registered in ac with the terms of this motion prior to 1908. The General Assembly shall pro for the of all per- sons entitled to vote without the educational herein proscribed, and shall, on or November 1st, provide for the making of a permanent record of such registration, and all sons so registered, shall louver have the right to vote all elections by the people in this State, unless disqualified Section of this Pro- such person shall have paid his poll tax as above required. Sec. That this Amendment to the Constitution and adopted as one indivisible plan for the regulation of with the Intent and purpose to so nest the different parts, and lo make them SO dependent upon other, that the whole shall stand or fall together. Sec. All elections by the pie shall be by ballot, and all United States, or corruption township lying east and north i .- .-v I of the above line shall constitute malpractice m office, unless -b person shall be restored to the jelling place in the rights of citizenship a manner by law. oft. will purify bring No one bat yourselves know of the offering go through. Why do K suffer It isn't necessary. Don't your health and beauty, the loss of one is speedily followed by the o J Don't feel weak and Impure blood at the bottom of all your trouble Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. the bloom of health back into your check. Each bottle contains quart. the Mm, Hie In or ll Sod wild, help. JOHNSTON'S tot. Id line, of the end feet, down of o with , welling Che symptom, the e W. haw a tall m ergot free aw SOLD ERNUL. That this amendment to the Constitution, shall go into on the day of July, if a majority of the votes cast at the next general shall lie east favor of this suffrage amend- Sec. II. This amendment to the Constitution shall lie submitted at the next general to the qualified voters of the State, the same manner and under the same rules regulations as is pro- in the law regulating general of FALKLAND TOWNSHIP Falkland Township shall election precinct with the polling place in the town of laud. TOWNSHIP Township I one election precinct the polling place the town of NOTICE. Victoria Move vs. above named will take notice Hint an above baa been commerced n the Superior Court of Pitt comity t a divorce from and Hie will further take notice that lie la required to appear at the next term of the Superior Court of county to be the ii after the first Monday in Sept. next, it being the Till of Sept., It the Court in N. C. an I answer or demur lo the complaint in said action, or Hie will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in Mud com- plaint. the 50th day of May 1900 D. C. M Clerk Superior Court. F. U for Township is hereby divided into two election precincts No. that part of the township lying north of Tar elections in this State, and at said river, together with that part of those persons desiring to the town of Greenville lying lie- elections vote for such amendment shall cast a written or printed ballot with the Suffrage Amend- thereon; and those with a contrary opinion shall east a writ- ten or printed ballot with the words Suffrage Amend- then. See. III. The votes cast at said election shall lie counted, ed, returned and canvassed the result announced and declared under the same rules and and in the same manner as the vote for Governor, and if a ma- of the votes east are in favor of the slid amendment, it shall be the duty of the Governor of the State, upon being notified of the result of said election, to certify said the seal of the Slate, who shall enroll the said amendment so certified among the permanent records of his office. Sec. IV. This shall lie in force from and after its ratification. NOTICE TO Fourteen Drowned. Capt. David Hill, of the informs that on last Sunday a party of colored people, fourteen in number, left fourteen number, left for to at- tend The boat was small and when crossing river they encountered a squall, the boat and the whole party- were drowned. None of the bod- have been recovered. The boat was discovered up side down. All the party were employed on Mr. Samuel Snell's farm at Messenger. Clerk of the Court of PI I county, having trillion to me. the on the 1900, on the estate deceased. Notice undergraduate and graduate Trinity College ELECTION PRECINCT Voting Places For the August Election. In with Chapter Law 1890, the county Board of Elections, for Pitt county, a meeting held on the of May divided the county into election precincts and designated the polling places a DAM Beaver Dam Township stall con- one election precinct with the polling place at May's Chapel TOWNSHIP shall constitute election precinct with the poll- place at Parker's School House near Swamp Church. till l TOWNSHIP shall constitute one election precinct with the poll- place in the Town of Bethel. TOWNSHIP Carolina Township shall one election precinct with the polling place at Stokes on the U. It. Ml i--D TOWNSHIP f Township shall constitute one election precinct with the poll- ill Jack. TOWNSHIP. Content is hereby divided i two election precincts viz. No. that part so the township lying west of following line to at the Heaver Ham line on the toad, near Chapel, and running with the public road lead by Chapel, to the forks of the road near the old Frank Tucker homestead, with the public road leading to the road near Lorenzo with the and road a northernly course to the branch tween Tar river and the following line, to Commencing Tar river at the mouth of the branch forming the eastern of said town, tunning up said to Third street, a westerly course with Third street to street, a southerly course with Pitt street to son with Dickinson avenue a south-westerly course to the western boundary of said town, thence a northerly course with said boundary line to Tar river; shall constitute Precinct No. of ville township, with the polling place at the Court House in ville. Precinct No. the remain- of said township shall con- Precinct No. with the polling place at Five Points in the town of TOWNSHIP shall one election precinct with the polling place in the village of SWIFT TOWNSHIP Creek Township is hereby divided into two election precincts us No. All that part of the south of Swift creek shall constitute Precinct No. with the polling place at Precinct No. All that part of the lying north of Swift creek shall constitute No. with the polling place at the lie school house near Li B. Stokes. F. Chairman Co. Hoard of Elections. Sect. Co. Board of Elections. given lo all persona to the to make immediate payment to under- and to all creditor of said estate or present their claims, properly to the within twelve months after the date of this notice, or this notice will lie plead in bar of their recovery. This the day of May, 1900 P. on the estate of Thomas J. NOTICE TO Having duly the Clerk of county as of the Las Will and of Nancy Wallace, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons to said estate to make immediate the undersigned, and all against said e- late arc notified to present tho same KM or before the -ML of April, or notice will be plead in liar of recovery. This day of April, Executor of Nancy Wallace. POSTED. We hereby warn all persons from upon any of our lands along for I tin purpose of with net or hunting. Any one so trespassing will prosecuted according to law. O, K. It. T A. number of Eight with modern and ad- apparatus. Large editions to Complete gymnasium. Expense low. Fifty to be awarded. spent in improvements past year. Send PRESIDENT Durham, H C REWARD We will pay above reward for any Liver sick or we ea not cure the Little Liver Pill, when the are with. are an a never boxes eon- toe boxes contain n contain by mall. . . Clinton and Jackson III. . i L S O Slump taken. . Clinton For sale by PILLS Lt or and and Brian flow to vale it ii of CURE CHILLS FEVER MALARIA, ml night Sweats with Hubert's Tasteless Chill Tonic at per Pleasant to take. Money refunded if it fails. Restores petite, purities the blood and makes you well. None other as good. Sold guaranteed at the drug stores of OLD DOMINION LINE REGISTRATION OP VOTERS. Notice is hereby given that the of registration of Township will lie open from o'clock A. of each from Thursday June July 21st,, In- ex. for the of the qualified of the precinct. on each Saturday during the said the hours I In i. ks will be open at the place at Five in the town of Greenville. June mO. l. ;. v. The One Day Cold Our. Cold in head am cured Ker- . easy to PATENTS ADVICE A In Book i a Mm FREE SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at u A. M. for Green- ville, leave daily in I. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. ,. . for with car Saw or circular . tor Loss Power, or oar bankable paid. MEDICAL CO. For sale Druggist, N C W, R. IR Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every de should order freight j and M M the Old Dominions. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. YOUNG MRS WASTED, fair education This la by all railway a the only and reliable or Its kind. All lo Write free Ry Highest market aid for country If. he prices j. a. com, -DEALER A GENERAL LINE OF ill Also a nice Line of Hardware. com TO SEE J. B. COBBY. D. J. EDITOR . . VOL. XIX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, JUNE NO . H. WHO I SALE G- IF YOU WANT TO BE BIGHT AT THE SAME TIME BUY BIGHT THEN COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE YOU WILL GET HONEST WEIGHT STRICT- LY RELIABLE GOODS. Ed. H. TWICE A WEEK THE LEADING GROCER. OUR NOMINEES Ticket. For in- For CHARLES B. AYCOCK, of Wayne. For Lieutenant D. TURNER, of For Secretary of GRIMES, of For BENJAMIN B. LACY, of Wake. For B. F. DIXON, of Cleveland. For Attorney of Hay wood. Superintendent Public THOMAS of For Commissioner SAMUEL L. PATTERSON, of Caldwell. For Commissioner Labor HENRY B. of Davidson. For Corporation SAMUEL L. ROGERS, of FRANK of New Hanover. Presidential Electors DAN HUGH of Cumberland. LEE OVERMAN, Rowan. County Ticket For the Senate, F. O. JAMBS. For Representatives, W. J. NICHOLS, T. H. For Sheriff, O. W. HARRINGTON. For Register of Deeds T. R. For Treasurer, J. B. For Coroner, C. LAUGHING HOUSE. For Surveyor, J. D. COX. For Commissioners, . C. J. TUCKER, B. L. DAVIS, W. G. LITTLE. Only Effects the The passage by a majority vote August of the Constitutional Amendment, is not a measure which Is going to affect to a single degree the position or the laboring condition of a single in North Carolina. The vote on the amendment is for purpose eliminating the vote, and from this class of citizens any voice deter- mining who shall lie the rulers and authority in the management of the commercial and industrial fairs of the State. The elimination of the as a political factor has to do with his status in his working held or in his social life, these will re- main unchanged, colored man will work to I do, will receive his pay regularly will have his rights looked after and protected the same as they are and he can be cure from Injury and his posses- will be held sacred to himself and family. The passage of the amendment will really prove a good thing to the majority of who rant of conditions, and unable to appreciate or know the effect their vote, the privilege of are made to vote for men tilings which are detrimental to their interests. With the amendment passed the colored in North Carolina will find no disturbances his life which now regularly disturb him as each election comes along and he can pursue his work and know that his work will not be dis- in order that he may be taken to political primaries conventions, and used by men who will refuse to recognize him or as- him at other Bern Journal. Man Two Wives. A census enumerator found a man in living happily with two wives The chief clerk the county prosecutor's office said today that the ease had been to the attention of the county prosecutor, but what action that pro- posed to take the clerk refused to say. Owing to the of the census laws the name of the man has not been made but it is known lo the local authorities. In answer to question of the the man he was Germany and married there ago. He became tired of married life, and leaving his wife and four children behind h came lo On the same vessel on ho earns he met a German girl and fell ill love with her. After land- at York he went to Penn- and the girl settled in Newark. Thai was years ago. not like Pennsylvania he went to Newark, where lie married the girl he met on the trip. Two years ago the man's wife lo mi country and found her husband living with wile No. There was no trouble, the man said, and wife No. I look up her residence with her husband and wife No. The husband sent to for children of his wife. He has bad three by his second wife. The man told the enumerator that he got along amicably with his two wives by dividing his pay between them every Saturday N. Dispatch. Among the Slates that will sure- j east their vote for the Democratic ticket this year is In- At least that i-the opinion of Mayor of Indianapolis, who declares that the roll up a majority of for Mr. Bryan. Here are Mayor reasons for the faith that is him. He tell you why Bryan will win. In no other Slate in the Union was there such universal opposition to the Rico tariff bill, which is one of the mistakes of the administration. This fact alone the com- of the but aside from hut the traveling men arc for Bryan this year Four years ago the commercial travelers Worked and voted for The growth of the trusts and the union TO PEOPLE, FRIENDS PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We arc still in I he forefront of after your patronage We offer you the best selected line oil Shoes. Record The spectacle of otherwise and more familiarly known as Ex-Rev. Decayed going about the State slandering to which he the trend of No man become a Fusion pol- and hold his lending himself to defamation the State and retailing Hill Delayed ways, was ax Artemus Ward would say an original one. He is content to misrepresent the Amendment mid traduce the while people that's all Fusion do and Decayed could not stand n conventional. And -ii lie pitches and creates n diversion by slandering the Church. hi- way of getting talked about and going to the front Fusion lead- Tin led in educational policy Dr. Chan. K. Taylor, president Wake Forest College, has been earnestly and consistently in favor of schools, This fad is so welt known ilia no proof is We could till pa- with extracts from the speech- es and printed articles o lead- urging better public schools, Men's, Women's and Children's but one adopted by the Baptist State convention i- enough to thoroughly refute tier Al Baptist State General Merchandise to be found in store in Pitt County. Well choice selections, the creations of the beat manufacturers America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring, Hummer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure to show yon you want and to sell you if we can. We offer you the very service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly on its own merits. When yon come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see our Immense stuck before elsewhere. Remember the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, v Satin-. Ladies Jackets Capes, oil Cloths. Harness, Horse Groceries. Flour, Meal. Sugar, I Molasses, Is. Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture everything Unit line. We buy Strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto i- Honesty, Merit Square Dealing. Your Friends, A Practical Education the A i. College. We have received a little baud book of the North Carolina College of Agriculture Mechanic Arts of Raleigh, N. C, and arc glad to see that this Institution is Would Let Hill Nominate Nebraska will not concede to California the honor of nominating Mr. Kansas City. of Nebraska, who was selected by Mr. Bryan Our State needs well educated men of the big interests reduced in all lilies of engineering, especial itself to technical and the State delegation, said in education and manual training, night that be would give way one In United Quarter of These the News and figures for the he Genera Assembly of MOT ought to make for the Public a cent less. If some other things have to In- cut down to accomplish it, we are for If new subjects must lie found for taxation, let us take n if need be and them. If there is properly not now its fair amount of tax, let provide for such increase as is fair and just. The children in I lie country, ill the villages in the towns be given better sigh by lie the Man I've seen a bull that would -land long enough to let lake that and tho of the traveling men, and they are trusts and the which has fostered them. The gas trust has hurl Indiana. Since was formed many of the gas wells of Slate have been shut down and many men thrown out of work. This fact will make thousands of votes for the and trust ticket. shall we do the is a question is both the whole country. Here ll solution by an The trust should be roast the lo lite I mechanical electrical and also in cotton maim factoring. For the development our natural resources, we need also Slate-and Democrat is David B. Hill, of New if he would ask or the privilege, Mr. Old- ham thought the nomination Bryan by Hill would emphasize of skilled workmen, ex-1 forcibly the nature of the i reunion of the Democratic party of black-smiths, machinists, median the Slates, and he would ice, mill workers, lie con tout with seconding the electricians and The A. and M. College trains kid- for such work, and if talent, educates for all tech- professions. The last enrolled students, of whom many paid their own expenses labor at odd I limes. Students Who do mil labor loin; the cigar trust smoked may attend the a total including clothing books, in let jibing, l can l reduced one ball by free oil. at the College. will inn. The arrangement now is when of the roll Slate In called deb ail unit ill hi bra ii- to i In will step forward, ii New honor, for the mere asking, Dispatch, lion, which Greenville, inclusive, resolution was right of we, State lbs I e up- available i public money, the lie, to the our public schools, and that i in- thin . in- lip maintained until the reproach of be from Stale, and until the and girls whose hope for is in the pub- school are to primary lion to lit them for duties Ami the Legislature fol lowed, ii was a Moderator his Association, John B. who introduced In the the bill nun to public schools, it was a Senator who bill the This bill Houses Million a ii. Vote pi on lull the all legislators hi all churches and outside of any church e In favor of better schools. lure, led Governor Aycock, ii will lake even further steps in Improve the public school system until every well t u cl I lie Ml, oil lit to I ii. . Net and I Hi- en. I , VI Made by the Va The longer some men live the less they learn. The best way for some men lo help i tows i- more oat of it. That black spot on Is only the shadow oust by Mark Hunt. i- -imply a great desert, vice being Band am the oasis. is raw. how ran you expect her song u, be well Never judge a girl's face by its beautiful may be all pin on. i J our friends more tally while they live and less after die. The thoroughly persons in this world are those who expect nothing. Many n fellow makes himself ill drinking another fellow's health. The reason there arc so people who ore green is be- cause is the list actor who down the and yet lie ; no encore. No runaway couples get married in no art- i-ts faces in We sleep, bat the loom of life never stops, and the pattern which woe. weaving when sun went down is weaving when it comes up to-morrow. A In Each. Straw how which way wind blows, and when placed in iced also show Which way the thirst goes. thief always seriously. The lie light in candle. remark- are sometimes blunt. Modesty is sometimes only an- for Some men are busy making money lo time to spend The fellow who is always tired ought lo be punctured. The summer girl's campaign is tell of engagements. It's natural for a man to kick he has In fool bill. The man who keeps a record of all his wife's shopping tours must be a suit counter. TAKE S TASTELESS CHILL per bottle. Cures Chills fever, Malaria, Night Sweats and Money hack doesn't. No other as good. Gel the kind with I lie Ken Cross on the label. and guaranteed by Woolen, and druggists. the plug trust trust hammered out thin; the twine trust twisted-, the limit t trust Starved twain; the met trust tho solder Dust melted; berry trust picked tin-l ground into the lamp trust muffed out; trust nailed; trust pi mm led; the mule buried; the type trust pie trust eaten. Hoist . are died soil -i i-iii mi ,, ten e, held in the county nun.- lorn at j i I. i To lie-1 in-i getting in the sort over hard of hist rue -hoe them In come once a year, and oil the year through. lion. Any may obtain a of little with lull about the College by applying to T. . spreading tar the and repeating this a good thick of i- which pin the -U star. Catarrh Cannot lie Cured with local applications, as they cannot reach scat of the dis- ease. Catarrh is a and tn In cine ii must lake internal e-lies. I a i ill Cure is taken ii. on the mid I Catarrh Cure i a quack cine. was prescribed one of be-l in country r years, and is a regular , i Is composed the Iv. i ionics known, combined iii. iii id mil noting on mucous The , of two in- j- produce such l; ii till in i user hi . free. K I . I. . Hold druggists, Hall's Clark best. An one dollar ton is bus III . l i. lie N I. . . . . i l,, I Hie tin lee tills.-1 , hut . Urdu ill . no i i period fore- A year ago he got . i Supreme C .;, tribunal on n him Dr. D, Ii. Jam r . N. Q, unite over White Fleming store.

EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. D. J. Ed. Ow Entered at the EM Si Greenville, X. O., as Mail Matter. Justice has again Last August Wilson Barnes was a on his farm CONDITION ELSEWHERE Writes on the Outlook Pitt Must Her Got. Jam- usual taking m active part in the campaign, and even though making in various pails of the Stale, lie time to semi home a word of encouragement. Codex date of lie writes the editor an interesting letter In m while is addressed named Jefferson. The murderer wane going to take the was tried and convicted, some I liberty of giving most of to Re- technicality the i-i 1.1 readers. gave him a new trial, and at The Governor re hearing of the ease in Wilson.- find conditions decidedly last week the jury returned diet of not guilty gave the man bis liberty. With the perpetrators of Crimea as this being turned lose on the public no man can feel safe. proved in the middle section of the day. MORE TIMELY DISCOVERY VENTS FIRE. W. A. Bright Charged With Firing Building and Bound Over to Court. An attempt was made Monday night about o'clock, to burn the brick building belonging to Mr. W- Harrington, Fourth street, just of the brick build- owned Mr. J. A. Brady Some one saw smoke pouring out of the windows and gave the alarm. A crowd of men ran there with buckets, but at not I locate the Are. The building was Milled v. It smoke lull no one tell where the lire was Finally was located between the partition A. bar and LETTER LETTER A Great Host of Republican and Populists Declaring for the Amendment. Prom Washington, June MM. The Congressional Campaign Committee will make a specialty of circulating literature showing up republican public No- table this class of literature is ,. . . during the past week has the speech of Liv- j , . , ,, . . . of Georgia, in which he ., ,, T, . i . print and by word of I call attention to the part Of self-respect- white men who e BOB, June The most prominent and Sire development of I he State cam R. Evans. H. C. Cannon. J. E. Cannon. foal confident that oil the adjoining room. Ii was election the people will fully put by the building being flood- the the led with water from both the steam- by those and hand engine. Now deli at is again staling them in the face, the Republican leaders air renewing the lineal of past campaigns to have Federal of Beers placed around the ballot box- es in North Carolina. The want also to place guards over the Beg- compel them to all the underage and who apply. Their game will not work, and by Ibis time they ought to have learned it. All the same, white nun of North Car their threat i- an insult lo you which you ought to resent by giving the amendment and the Democratic ticket a great major- who look to the vole for of- Bee, will be cleared up and that the white people will is- nearly solid for the the Democratic ticket. The amendment when understood thought When the doors were broken open the smell of oil was strong and two or three persons got oil on bands the partition where it had been pound. After the lire in partition the Boor was so hot unprejudiced, lair Chief Police Smith thought people its will be i there must be lire under the Boor for the good of all classes. Securing an he began cutting a It will not bun the white man hole the floor when he discover- because it does not disfranchise ed a trapdoor in the room of him. It his fitness to Bright bar about four feet from vole whether he can read and write where the lire in the partition was. or not and provides that no while Mr. Smith down through it man shall ever be and discovered a quantity of char- and I do not ran- what those who oppose the amendment I in oil, about four feet from the trap assert that no white man need fear door and under the partition. to vote for for fear ii trapdoor in the Boor was cut so franchise him. smooth covered with saw It will not burl the i was not noticed until he cause there is nothing in politics began to cut the Boor with the for and it takes him out of pol There was noway in which tin A colored Primitive church near adopted expressive of their opinion that if the Constitutional Amend- passes it would ; a better tori them to leave the Stale. The res farther advised that ill such event be a good for them to emigrate to. The colored people need not think are alarming anybody by making a threat to leave. would sillier far more by such a step than the state would suffer. No Stale does more to educate, help and lake care of the colored people than does North Carolina, and the adoption of the amend- itself would be a benefit to them in that ii would prove the greatest stimulus to they have ever known. But if they lo leave, Stale lo gel along them. and holds out an inducement splinters, paper and grass could to him to go to work mid Bl himself have been put where found r into idea that exist in the constant gradual the appropriations Pensions, likewise to the legislative, judicial appropriation. These items could not have lo great extent by Spanish America ii war. shows, indeed, an increase all along the despite fact that the Com- Public have back all mat- them, and the Commit- tee on Harbors all mat- before them, with two or three exceptions, and all and claims have been practically bar- red from consideration at this should be borne i mind in case of for me Navy, of eight new war-kips, two battleships, cruisers and three protected cruisers, in- an ultimate expenditure for construction, armor armament, of something like not one dollar of which is now The dominant at- tempted lo Commit this Congress at and will doubtless renew their efforts at the coming session to so commit govern- lo what is known as ship- subsidy scheme, which involves the sum of to be ex- pended throughout term of Senator Harris, of Kansas, said of the outlook just before for bis not to deluded and his become better except lb rough the trap door from and to discharge Inside building its duties and to I uh-ll v,. Bright was of he i- doing when rote. bating set It secures, in my the a charging with arson education of the coming genera- was sworn him. He When this be. wrested by Chief of comes a law, lathers Smith and taken before Justice of I prosperity is tin-product of the re publican We are ed with the opposition for years that they now Intend to support and vole for the Amend- Many of these are old line Republicans a larger number are former fusion Populists who have followed Butler for not so that cannot tell a while boy from a mu- not being so careless of the present and future of their race, have at last cut loose from that self- seeking demagogue. POLITICS, The holders who went to Philadelphia last week to go through the form of nominating for a second term, and Teddy Roosevelt, have return- ed Duncan i rev- Bailey Abbott Martin Adams rial candidate and secretary N. I, Boyd S. Assistant Attorney While man White's sec- Russell doodle miller and several others, Including more and holders, who constitute Nearly every one a pie and for bis job. A week hence the Democrats will be journeying to Kansas City, whereon i Bryan will be again nominated also. As case with the republicans, Is EVANS, CANNON CO., AT THE Old Greenville Warehouse. We, the undersigned, desire lo place our names before the tobacco farmers of Pitt and adjoining counties as solicitors of patronage for the sale of Leaf Tobacco the coming season, be- ginning August 1st, 1900. Knowing we possess the means and judgment of Leaf Tobacco necessary to run a good sale, we assure you that you will get the very highest market price for your tobacco. H. S. EVANS, known the boys as noted for his good judgment of tobacco and liberal country buying, was cashier a partner of the late of Evans, Co. who is thoroughly familiar with all branches of the trade, will run the sale. H. A. who was formerly with the Star Warehouse, is now with us. He is a good judge of tobacco, and as auctioneer, will assist us in seeing that every pile of tobacco brings its worth. H. C. CANNON, who will have charge of the books, will see that you are not delayed in getting your bill and check. When you sell tobacco with us, we guarantee you the highest price on all grades. Try us with your first load. With the saving of if 1500 in drumming, keeping our own books, and other expenses cut at the start, we will put dollars in the pockets of our patrons through the sale of their leaf. We invite all to visit us this coming season and note our prices. We are yours to serve. EVANS, CANNON CO. Special Notice. We have decided not to hire any drummers, believing that the farmers are tired of so many men riding through the country, Bring us your tobacco and prove to the market that you are tired of It. With this expense saved we can help you much more in the sale of your leaf. CANNON COMPANY. The Royal Elastic Felt Mattress, The Best Made. prosperity in the West, bat to tell ill advance, even a sons to school and if the father the Peace W. II. Long for trial, docs them they will And Ur refused be tried be- away themselves to learn lo read fore Mr. Long on the ground that and write before they become be did not believe be could get twenty-one old. ties and asked that he be given is only the fellow who has immediate hearing before some relying on the vote for other Magistrates, This being office be hurl and for bun refused him. he died lo give bail we need waste no tears. but ii being a capital offense this I am anxious I bat Pit. shall as refused Inn, lie was put come up to the full measure of her trial this morning duty in this great crisis and at ton o'clock, she shall give the and The trial ibis morning was lie- the Democratic ticket u great fore justices of the Pea majority. It can be done if every- Forbes and Obi Forbes, r. body will do full duty. It j James for the Slate and must be done. Press this upon Skinner v and M. It. the alter day in your paper. for the defense. the evidence it was Yours, Thom to good seasons, hard work, rigid economy and self-de- else- even now, are advancing the price of wheat, which will greatly benefit the Kan- and the West, these untie; were not brought around by republican ad- ministration. The people under- stand the reasons for these things. Further than this, people re that the late session gave lo the I rusts of all kinds all that they asked for. also recognize that Congress absolutely refused to do for country those things which were A. demanded Irrespective of party, as an amended Interstate Com- law, Anti-Trust Legislation a reduction of the War Taxes, pro for Canal. how ii other Senator regret make the stale meat, bill is a fuel lo all observers, unless The resolution adopted a col- in advising colored people lo leave Stale ill he I is adopted, gives an- other strong argument the Amendment should be adopted. are the right vole here they want to go to some Stale like where tin v still have the right lo vole. Now what will be the result in Carolina if we fail Amendment this State would become the Mecca for Degrees of all the Stales which Two Things Didn't Notice have educational that Mi. Bright bis liar about or thirty minutes be- fore lire occurred came out and went lo hi- home, lie says the Bryan ticket will car- Kansas easily, and if the right candidate for Vice is nominated at Kaunas several to the ballot, Booth Carolina, Louisiana and have such a law, Virginia will -non and if North Carolina fails there will be such an of i Into this state as to make intolerable. While men. this concerns yon. your own cannot vote against the Amendment, Some of census taken appear to hare done their work in a slovenly It HI Paid Si Ii n lotto one of them ass staled that he estimated people in by visiting seventeen of them that he induced people these houses to toll him about their neighbors. bad a load goods hauled from his oilier mid lie western slates. place business that afternoon Republicans arc condemning bis borne, in South and ; earnest work Is done, Mr. Bright was the only per fairs by widely advertising the for the amendment in Ibis I son who had a key lie I that since the exposure the ion will not lie very. Mattering admitted to witness- wholesale stealing Cuban to the advocates of measure, but stock of goods would In republican officials, then have Mt. Olive Advertiser. exceed hundred dollars in val been reductions in the Salary in and liar room fixtures in alone which will result and it was shown Dial in a saving of a year. he had an open of hundred dollars, i . The judgment of was has seldom If ever been made by that the defendant be bound over Jan American administration. to the September term of Superior . court under a six hundred which he gave. is point week advance who the vice pres- candidate will be, is likely lo b-, I; can be safely counted however, that fa silver will not lie the by a large majority. Hut Hull, grieve for that. It is his secret desire lo have two vice-presidential candidates in the held if he can possibly to stick. the chance he seeks. raw k to Tax listers are warned against listing apparently lo twenty years who have appeared in numbers some lies and demanded to have their poll tax no proper- is all they can ask. It has been learned that this is a part of anti amendment scheme to get names of these boys on that if when they attempt to vote, they are challenged for under age they can point to the lax lists as proof are twenty one. Of course will not, and do intend, to pay poll tax. Make prove their age to your or else refuse to place their names on ii. lax roll. Mr. Unwell Cobb, of new Hotel of Greensboro, bought ninety of our ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES for his elegant new hotel. We take the liberty from a letter he wrote under date of April the beds Well, none know them but to love them, or name but to praise. The tired out and the critical traveler, dyspeptic and the chronic grumbler, all join one chorus of praise, of the Best Bed the 20th guarantee Ibis mattress lo be superior to hair mattress. trial, if not entirely satisfactory, will be refunded. your local dealer does not handle the Elastic Mat- write to US for descriptive ROYALL BORDEN, g. Get a good Safe some other sections are same conditions, which leads us to say all should lie at In reciting I lice of the i Tow Brady tells Ibis anecdote in the July Home train on which we were riding rushed around a curve and we came sight the Missouri River. M little nephew clapped his hands and exclaimed, see the river, see the shining thOSe things ID the water. are Those are sand I replied, that is a miserable soil i fa river anyway, my said the I a man my day that there was just two things Hod didn't lake no mil ice of; they were wicked for Him. One was Kansas City Mis- Mr. retail guarded, the Mayor hops to two weeks ago his eon- of selling on and of his bar had since been kept the the hearts, if the car- the legislature Mr. Butler will re elected to the is i i i in ate MUSICAL In good condition is and lovable, and on a Joyful harmonious cf or discordance ard Just as hone key note lo all in so i e none key to A might as well try lo fly to well look . h that make her a Woman . or She must be healthy inside or C be There are thousands of all over the country. modesty urges their silence. While is nothing mere admirable than a woman, health Is Every con- should give way before it. Brad- field's Female Regulator l a medicine women's ills. It is open. The n inn, The Democratic plan is. I, He ill clean out the holder from to Shear of their power; leave them nothing In trade Take away their I lie ignorant who they control, will, MS matter of cold- blooded policy, stop swapping post for their favor Webster Weekly. A resident of loin, Kan., named told a Mr. Sharp that unless should cease paying attention Mrs. Me.- there and a funeral. Sharp thereupon caused to be jail on the charge of having made homicidal threats and then pro ceded to elope with the prisoner's headache, backache and gen- weakness, Yo will be shed at the result, been experiment- with other so- called remedies. We are Regulator happy women. What has done fr It do for Sold in drug SI a bottle. A h , i,. I HI Ml, till The safe is made in all sizes office and general use. Every safe hull with a guarantee to be lire proof. Prices range up. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. The North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. IN Stock -raising, Mechanical, sod Textile PRACTICAL IN Wood-turning, Mill work, lending, Engine-tending, and Dynamo-tending. Tuition, u year; Hoard In u month. Next opens County Court house, July in A. M.; at College and lull T. FAMOUS CHILL TONIC and cure for chills and all and billions troubles. For by Harrington, Barber Co., N. C, 0-39-Mt. They Stand The Test. That is what Every Pair of Pants Is to do. Can you imagine a severer than to lie one leg a pair of to the and swing a keg of nails weighing lo the other leg I That is the test seen in our window and hundreds of people looked in wonder. Dutches ate built to stand any kind of service and a guarantee goes with every cents if a button pulls off or if they rip. Get tin- best when you buy and be sure you get the Dutches. None genuine without the name on the EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. if there CROSS MASK in margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe for subscription we request you lo settle as early as pis Bible. We need what YOU owe us and hope you will but ten years a keep us waiting for it. and a Contractors. J. E. son, of son, came Monday night have secured the contract to erect the buildings for ting Mills. Work will commence next week on building. Button. Mr. J. Ii. Andrews, once a DO. Some Speak to Ma, Some to You Monday, r., Medic.- came night. W. II. came over this morn- from L. H. wife III is morning for returned Ibis morning lo Washington. ii. K. returned night from a trip to Va. Miss Hal tie Leggett Saturday night from Mildred. and win returned this from den. J. J. Cherry, wife turned this rooming Springs. Mary Lucy re- turned this morning from a visit to Kinston. A. M. MOOTS Saturday night from Wilson, where he held last week. Marion telegraph the railroad at Wei- don, came Saturday night. Miss Annie of near Has sells, came to visit nor sister, Mrs. W. II. Smith. Miss Sallie Smith, of Is spending some lime with John J. Cooper, assistant agent at the Atlantis Coast Una depot, re- turned Saturday night from a two weeks vacation. Miss Man Adams returned Sunday evening visiting near and II. to Tar- morning to witness the game of ball there today between and Raleigh. Miss Harding night from Greensboro, where she has attending the Normal and Industrial College. Mrs. P. William-, of Scotland Keck, OHM Tuesday and re- this Mir this morning from to visit Miss Mary M. Moore ha- been pointed agent at lie a telegram tIns morn log his appointment, and left on to take charge of office. NEWS la i r., i n i Then- lire several people In LiThe Atlantic Coast railroad shops atonal are to be doubled i i Mis. two weeks a bride, died morning In Charlotte. Ur. John II, an in- mate of the Soldiers home in died Monroe on of issuing for a graded The measure was adopted a large majority. Specimens of apples mi exhibition at the Paris Imposition won second prise. Lloyd wife, of an of years is here on a visit to . Mrs. Tonnes and of Greenville, hi sisters have a The Southerner says that while Kev. Mi. was preaching bis first sermon in the Methodist church at night he with vertigo and had to leave the church i t the midst the to from poor health. Major Win. M. one the of the This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper is also nuking campaign buttons with u good likeness of us u sheep. G. T. Tyson, Greenville, N. C. cattle. G. T. Ty- son, Greenville, The John Flanagan Coffin to. have sold their white hearse to a firm in Greene county. Just a little more than a month and another season will be onus. Business people should be laying plans for vigorous W. Smith has promised a ripe home grown watermelon by the of July. II will stirring vine to get ahead of his. The first game of ball between Tarboro and Raleigh, played at Tar- Monday, resulted a score of T to I in favor Mr. J. J. Elks, of town- ship has a which stole her nest. found the hen she was setting on six partridge eggs and six chicken eggs. have moved into my new photograph gallery on Dickinson avenue am now better prepared to take your photograph ever Satisfaction guaranteed. Boy Evans. Mr. M. T. Spier here Tues- day evening and going to commence curing this morning. is we have beard of this When you want your photograph taken, go to Boy Evans on son avenue. moved in- to new photograph gallery guarantees satisfaction. Just across the street from W. B. Greene's residence. I. O. U. F- Of leers. The members of Covenant Lodge No. I, O. O. F. at their meeting elected following for the ensuing term X. X. M. Parker. B. Griffin. W. Barber. W. . ,. ,, National Military Park, has Claude Ling, alter spending , , some time left ibis an whore he accepts General Albert It. position as telegraph operator In chief of the G. A. R., to railroad address Silver bake As- Wyoming county, New Fork, on Grand Army 39th, and lie ha A strange appeared Ox- ford one day last week and was S C-b Broken robber occurred day night at Mildred, between Bethel and I store Mr. Marlon Cobb was into and what cash was in the . mi j drawer, and go Our says that Mr, Cobb a lamp burning when he closed bis store night went down Sunday morn bug be found the lamp out, and the door of the open, mom drawer looted, and a lot gone. Mr. i a in it an I swore n search him. and hear, pairs show buried the house. Immediate the robber was Mr. Cobb tried to gel the blood here, ind tried to gel i e at the State farm. We did bear whether he succeeded gel ling them or not. This is lime Mr. baa been robbed, mid be says be was determined to catch the thief this time If possible. At last report was . of Oxford Seminar girls, to be found in i i. No other school in North Carolina has more in favor. Within the live bas more doubled I its patronage, the increase over the being more than Ii Is offering Ike best course, music, art, business. Its location i- school lug but i I year lo sec sick though tin were eight live attendance. Stock is Complete Hat, At prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. ill June ; . I t, out . has decided lake Ii d ones i miss. In .;. .,, ion, and here the place ; , . , . U. i- -ii-K. A n of A . i- ed b It. r. c . but the; bi I rakes. i the Ur . . stopped In re last Mi- I I'M oil I id of v ate n vet -i cigars baud These besides b ;. g extra I. age i. m I i . I i. ill all To See Us. At Marci Hub Moore store, where we have opened a new and lock of Heavy and Fancy Groceries Consisting of Meats, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Canned Goods, Cigars, iii fact even thing Lo be found In racer. We pay the highest market es for all kinds of Country Produce, rash or in barter. When to sell or when you want us. To nil who favor us with their p promise entire mil. T, F, k at Points THE NEW WORLD, Edition. Chili Speak in it. W. II. and Mr. L. went lo Monday evening and addressed the White Supremacy Club that night. There a large crowd to hear speakers and much of the entire white voters of township present at of the Club. They also spoke to u large crowd at Stokes Saturday afternoon. ii famishes more Mm than all oilier newspaper publish- ed in all globe and is dallies. It reports i at ii Boer war bare not i i v win nos m progress order it will be a fen more is impartial. This Oiler- that the sub- price of The Ladies Home is year, and the price of the Saturday i 2.50 a year, making both. a limited time can gel them both a year for just a little more half price. f you are already a subscriber for Journal can have the Post for l. Hand your order to D. or J. B. and a ill have prompt Take this oiler before it is withdrawn. Tuesday. Mrs. P. E. kit evening tor A. Bishop left for Solicitor I. Moore returned Monday evening from Wilson. Col. Isaac A. Sugg went up road this morning legal business. Charlie this morning for his home in Williams ton. J. R, Walker and family return- ed from Scotland Monday evening. W. w. Moore, of pending a days here, left Mon- day evening. Mini Ella Wells came Mon- day from Wilson lo visit relatives here. Mis, J, I. Harris and children left this morning for their home Rev. A. Bishop returned from where he held services Sunday. Mrs. X. W. of lender- son, came Monday evening to visit John Garden. Mrs. came . evening from Washington to visit j what they know lo lie bar parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. or else they know Blow. Miss Sue who has i for i. low . In which to net yon for cut i to all of Among other things he did was to deliberately shove a young lad off the sidewalk just she hap to be hi- morning the body of was found on Street ballet holes in While Mr. i A. II. Williams, at Hampton. county, was sitting at supper night, surrounded his family, he fell from his chair, his bead blown to pieces by a shot tired from darkness outside. A private feud is supposed to have provoked the assassination. Let no man be deceived by what unprincipled and designing men toll him amendment. hen they say it will disfranchise Illiterate whiles either state held in aft The i a W. r. About thirty-five new members were added lo list and a committee mi C was appointed by dent, the wild with what ship, whose duly it la white man registers before Is called U. om work. We prefer . . .- . Ml o'clock , In when yon come I out U weed lei Hi km i lie sure ; them read for you. A .-. Mil. . . In ill. la i. and If it I hem we t lo f. i makes it of u at time. The a week i ion pries Is ibis newspaper and The Ra- i s-week one i rs. . ; in to II k. it h It. Ii the speaking at Hirer i . Co. Explosion den. News comes to us over the phone of an explosion at the Ayden plant in Ayden, Id which two were badly scalded and one struck over head a falling smoke stack. The the boilers out of position also lore down smoke slack to the plant. It caused from a defective pipe in boilers. The explosion occurred at o'clock this after- Reflector 27th. Miss Tucker, daughter of Mr. A. C. near Cross Heads, was married this morning to Mr. W. I. Chandler, of They were at the home of bride's by W. L. of Ayden. The couple on train morning for their Vs. Mr. dim Chandler, a of the groom, SUM from Virginia to attend the marriage this morning in company with the newly married lie- 27th. fitting Skinner, left morning for her home iii Tar- Miss of Kinston, came over lo lie ant at the marriage of her brother, M. Cherry lo Miss Annie Wednesday evening. 1900. Tuesday night. W. II. Cox returned to Kinston Tuesday evening. II. Tues- day from Tarboro. Mn, I. Ii. this from K. Powell is moving his today, Dr. J. X. of spent day of spent the day In Mm. J. son re from H. B. Hardy, of the News came night. Bead the for yourself and then you the while-, whether ill sec Illiterate or Keep The John Co- are having water works ii. for I their The mill and house bus ordered Is expected a fen days, The will be lilted up with elevated lo Hie cotton in the gin. A pair of platform scales will be put fin tin- use pal roan. There will no dun from lire as their entire plant if by a mi engine. Watch the I-1 i inn or two. Hill Mr. Greene . t-el and l us el a J HI cl I .- ii night, Mr. Scott, foreman lie Hill SI . bird , N. C. i; lagging lies always I, kept constantly Mil. when ii him in the dark. Mr. .- ill in. the shot, filing three in he In- he. he thought it might lie Mime nine D. W. M u i N. K. Con reports a cotton not, have nothing It situ- p the from Is so named that one section shall prove then the while structure shall fall. Horrible Tuesday i i. i of ii phi lug a joke and be return lo Snow bill km mi i ii. lb discovered it hole in . . . in bullet him, be assign for except i town lo el him i the lake tax . . i here for Mooring. haven now doing business under name Mr. John and a friend hunting together, Just beyond the limits the lawn for ii conversation with party, and while Mr, gnu slipped off bin shoulder and foil In such way it to discharge, The en- lire load struck Mi in The act hall past four later Mr, died. n of the P. at Ayden hold a tin tin fit -i lawn have seen i land Desk I'm . which Mr, i- makes i desks law n tin- latter the sue pas-all others. The little folks In i. Hi it household have become happy i lie swings and arc loud In their praise visit- in; in We had a nice rail yesterday, lilt three hours, . Hauling ha been pointed registrar l. II. w, to lo Best i vet knew, n. In a letter which Mis. T. v i. iii ii from in i I here, he , Is belt i I -In hit ever kit . i it In . , ,. . , . i. l i., i in Atlantic Hotel, she ii novel teen it conducted -o veil us under the . The are superb hotel M ., i . in. i . i- week ti follow- lined an I Annie Knight, d con . i Will ii i Iii r and case iii-iii. iii . . I , I ; , i . II i, Heeds Issued follow license lbs past Will. wit . Paul and I. II, A I'll . i v. i ml i hot Waller Nor in July, Vi I ville. HI Gray and Lena ow, ilium hi and It

OP SCHOOL HAVE Till. THE AMENDMENT. Fall Text of as An Act Supplemental to an Art elections by the General shall be viva Sec Every voter in North Carolina, except as in Ibis article disqualified, shall eligible to of- before entering upon the As one of the depositories for Public School Books in Pitt County. handle the n the State List for the public schools and supply what- ever yon We also have Act to Amend the of the office he shall take Constitution of subscribe the folio oath February Slat, the swear I will support and COPY BOOKS. ad Eighteen of the Public of Tin Assembly at North i. That chapter ruled practice writing I Laws at to the Constitution of slant and Vertical, tablets, rap paper, pens. slates, white colored crayons, inks, tit. maintain the constitution and of the MM States, and the con- and laws of North data not inconsistent therewith, that I will faithfully discharge duties my office Bo help me. See. The follow classes of Some of Our t pencils l cent, loud pencils cent. t tipped lead pencil cut. nice tablet with pretty cover l cent, crayons, with metal hold- in wood box T cents. pencil, slate and and rule, all in nice wood box, B cents. A great big wide tablet cents. Bottle of best ink the market. cents. Copy books f to cents. White crayons, gross to box. cents. Good tool's Cap cents quire. For the Business Man. North be amended shall disqualified for as la make Bald act read as office First, all persons w ho shall Thai article i of the of North Carolina lie, the same is hereby abrogated, and lea thereof shall In- substituted following article of said as an entire and Of VI. AND TO male person I in the Slates, and every male person who has twenty one years of We carry a nice line of double and single entry ledgers. the day journals, counter books, order books, draft and note lime book deny the being of Almighty God, Second, nil persons who shall have convicted or confessed their guilt on indictment pending, and or not, Save Your Money. One box of Pills will save many dollars in They will surely cure all of the stomach. Ever or boa els. No Reckless Asset For sick headache, constitution and a million people endorse Liver PILLS For Sc People have all kinds and styles of visiting cards, note box card am tapers and tablets. garter gen And when it comes to The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. i ONE I FOB ANYTHING Books, Stationery Printing. taken to MAGAZINES. The North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mm Arts. CATION IN Agriculture, raising, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering, Textile In Mild An lure. PRACTICAL TRAINING IN Carpentry, Wood-turning, Blacksmith- Machine-work, Mill work, Boiler-tending, Engine-tending, and Dynamo tending. Tuition, a year; Board H a month. Next session opens 6th. Entrance examination ill each County Court house, July 28th, o'clock A. ill For full Ion, address . c September and 5th, Geo. T. Winston, Raleigh, N c Days At Cost. Our ire stock Dry Goods, Domestics, Notions, Shoes, fie. Wholesale sud retail Grocer Dealer. Cash for Bead, Oil Bar- Turkeys, etc. lends, Oak Suits, Ku- Carriages, Parlor Suits, Lounges, Safes, I. and Gail Ax Tobacco, Key Cheroots, American Beaut Cigarettes, Can- Cherries, Apples. Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee. Heat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds. Oranges, Apples, Nut, Candies. Pried Apples, Peaches, Glass mid Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Crackers, Bail ard Bowing and nu- other Quantity. Cheap for cash. Come ; to see inc. . T. possessing this article, shall be entitled to vote at any election the people in the Slate, except as herein otherwise provided. Hat, He shall have resided in North Carolina years, in the county six months, and in the precinct, ward or other election district which ha offers to vote, four months next the election; Provided, That removal from one precinct, ward or election district the same county, shall not ope to deprive any person of the right to vote in the ward or other election district from which has removed, until four months after such removal. No Who has convicted, or who baa his guilt in open court upon indictment of any crime the i-h in.-Hi of which is. or may hereafter i-e. imprisonment in the J talc prison, shall lie permitted to vote, unless the said person shall restored to citizenship in the manner prescribed by law. Bee. II. offering to vote shall lie the time a legally registered rater as herein ed and the manner provided by law, and the General Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to carry into effect the provisions of this article. See. I. person presenting himself for registration shall be able to read and Write any section of the constitution in the English language; and, before he shall entitled to vole, he shall have paid or before the day of May, of the year in which he to vole, his tax for the previous year as prescribed by Article Section I, the Constitution. Hut no Dials Demon, who wan, on Jan- 1st or at any time prior thereto, entitled to vote under the laws of any State the Stales wherein be then resided, and no lineal of any such person shall denied the right to register and vote at any election in State by reason of his lo possess the educational cation ed, lie shall have registered in with the terms of this Section prior to 1808, The General Assembly shall pro for the of all per- entitled lo rota without the educational herein prescribed, and shall, on or November 1st, urns, provide for the making of a permanent record registration, and all sons so registered, shall forever have the right to vote in all elections by the people in this unless Section of this Pro- such person shall have paid his lax M above requited. Sec. That this Amendment to the Constitution is adopted an one indivisible for the regulation of the suffrage, with the intent and purpose to no the different parts, and to make them so dependent upon I oilier, the whole -hall I or fall together. Sec. G. All elections by the pro shall be by ballot, all J. W. Lynch, president; S. II. treasurer; W. secretary, and L. V. Morrill, attorney for the directors of the Eastern in this morning and sign- ed a contract with the Con- Co. to build the railroad from Selma, John- sou county, to in Hyde county, passing through Wayne, Pitt, Beaufort and Hyde any treason The work is to begin or felony, or any other crime for i which the may be W mouths. in the there is no doubt that since becoming of i pushed or corruption It will pass malpractice ill office, unless such a rich territory and should person shall I restored to the prove to he a profitable road. shall rights of citizenship in a manner law. See. That this amendment to shall go into on the day of July. if a of the votes cast at the next general election shall Is cast in amend- Sec. II. This amendment to the Constitution -hall lie submitted at the next general election to the i voters of the State, in the same manner and under the same rules and regulations as is pro- in the law regulating general elections this at said elections those persons desiring to vote for such shall a written or pi ballet with the Suffrage Amend- thereon; and those with a contrary opinion shall cast a writ- ten or printed ballot with the words Suffrage Amend- there in. See. III. The voles cast at said be counted, ed, returned canvassed, and the result announced and declared under the same rules and and in the same manner as the vote for Governor, and if u ma- of the votes arc in favor of said amendment, it shall lie the duty of the Governor of the State, upon being notified of the result of said election, to certify said the seal of the State, who shall the said id so among the permanent records of his office. See. IV. This act shall lie in force from and after its ratification. will your Wood and I the bloom of health back into your cheeks. Each bottle a quart. V. claw, of lit. b, an m am S A ILL A III.,., c. raM-i UM Suffering Women. No eat bat know of the too through. Why aV suffer It necessary. Don't lose your health and beauty, the loss one is speedily followed by the Don't end worn Impure blood is St the of your trouble. Detroit. Mich. las. Una Hat. SOLD The newspapers are wisely ling upon the rapidly growing and of the There is not only useless but it is found in every department of the government. It was most wasteful, be- fore the Spanish, war. but it is growing all the lime. The New World gives the fiscal year the year before win expenditures began, the cost of government was 9698,795,079, In rose to In it was In it is to The those of the nets The actual increase is The World says mid la of consideration of all taxpayers and braid would more than nay all the pensions. It is more than enough to the canal. It would pay the navy expenses of three times over. It would an army seven times as we had before the Spanish This is not enough Bothers Is a movement to in- crease I expenditures by ; -111,009,909 to dig the Hi- Free Press. The morning is the gate of the day. and should lie well guarded with prayer. It is one end of the i In i which the day's actions arc strung, and should lie well knotted with devotion. felt more the majesty of life, we should lie more careful of its mornings. He who rushes from his bed to his business and not to ship foolish as though he had not put on his clothes or cleaned his face, and as unwise as though lie dashed into battle without arms or armor. lie it ours to bat he the lofty Hawing river of ion with God before the heat of the wilderness and the burden of the way begin to oppress The t gives us Ibis important piece of of a live Is heard yards through the air, the noise of the railway train the report of a rifle and i he bark of a 1,800 yards, an orchestra or the roll of u drum the human voice reach- es to a the croaking of frogs BOO yards, the of crickets yards. I speaking is heard in the air yards; from above is a range of only yards We hear that some sections of the county have had no rain in six weeks crops arc suffering greatly. There will lie delegates in the National Democratic It will require to candidate the required two-thirds for s nomination. delegates instructed for have already elected. It Is all over except THE CELEBRATED FARQUHAR Threshing Machines, Simplest, Heat Durable, and in use. Wastes leans it ready for market Threshing Him Saw Mills Standard Generally. Send for Illus- A. II. CO., York, Pa CHILLS AND FEVER Ta night Sweats with Robert's Chill Tonic per Pleasant to take. Money refunded if it fails, petite, purities the and you well. None other as good. Hold and the drug stores of Bryan, Woolen OF Notice In Riven that lbs f precinct NO. Township will be from I A. M., to sun-set of from Thursday June to Saturday. July 1900 In- m for the of the legally voters of the precinct. And OS during i and I., said hours the will be at the at Fin- in town of June V L. The On Day Cold r Cold In and tors throat cured by Ker- to PATENTS-1 at to I. Ac NOTICE. MOUTH , o i Move t. The tit lint above name will notice that an action entitled above baa the of Pitt county to obtain a divorce from the of matrimony; and the defendant will take notice be is to appear at the next term of the Court of Mid county to be held on the sec- Monday after the first Monday in Sept- next, it being the 17th day of 1900, at the Court in N. C. or to the complaint in ii action, or the plaintiff will the Court for the relief demanded com plaint. ThU the 30th of Slay 1900. Clerk Superior Court. F. TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of the Superior of Pit county, t to me, on the day of May, 1900, the of Thorn t J. Notice la by hi all indebted to the .-late lo make payment to the and to nil creditors of estate or their claims, properly to the twelve after the date of this notice, or notice will he plead in bar of their recovery. ThU the day of May, 1900. on k. Attar. on J. NOTICE TO Having before the or Court Clerk of Pitt county as of Will of Nancy Wallace, notice i hen-by given to all to said to make i to the all claims Mid ea- to prevent the name for payment on or tho day of 1901, or Mil- will he pi-ail in bar of recovery. of April, 1900. of Nancy Wallace. hereby all persons from any of our along for the purpose of fishing with net or hunting. Any one .- will be prosecuted according to law. O. T. A. J. Wit ten a nu. OLD DOMINION LINE My res leave daily at A. M. for Green- ville, Greenville daily at IV M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. fur Tar leave Tarboro for Greenville and Saturdays U A. M. carries freight Connecting Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the Went with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominions. S. Co. from Now York; Clyde Line from Bay i-i in- from Baltimore; Line from Boston. JNO. SON, N. C. J. J. Greenville, N. O. Trinity College graduate and ad- Large editions r sch to be awarded. in the past year. Mad C-1-Cw Durham, X We will pay for raw ii.-- we with the Data when the with. They and afar ran t rive .-;. ti n of UM Sent by null. Stamp CO. I-Union s-l . sale J L B Seminary for Girls OXFORD. N- C lift Annual 1900 First Laboratory. Full of Music. Business Course, called hut twice during session. Basra and Literary for Annual Apply for handsomely illustrated F P PILLS 1st W Haw all I AV sod Brian to Pl I'M Opium at bond to curs In BO or paid. MEDICAL CO. , UM For all by J L N C Now, if the Democrats will make their ticket William an, of Nebraska, David Ben- nett Hill, of New York, there'll be and wailing gnash, tug of among the and Star. Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the Highest market juices aid for con ii try produce. VI i fair . i. character Till. I. by nil t as a. the only perfect n It. kind. Ml assisted to i hi Ladle, fin Write in, Tall term open, ; i, -i, i Ki PATENT j. a. IN------ A LINE nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. T ice -q- FOB The Eastern a, i . TOR. D. J. EDITOR . . ., VOL XIX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. JULY -AT NO Tobacco Fines are prepared to furnish Flues and Repairs now at lowest prices for -u N. OUR State Ticket. For Tor of Wayne. of of of Pill. B. LACY, of Wane. B. K. DIXON, of Km- Attorney D. of Public In- of . L. of Labor B. 11.11 id--. SAMUEL L. of of New Hanover. Fin DAN HUGH of OVERMAN, Rowan. County Ticket For tho Senate, F. JAMBS. For 1-, W. T. II. The sell Help. Of Times Km O. of T. B. For J. It. For Coroner, C. o II. Km Surveyor, J. B. L. DAVIS, W. I. A, is having his the in conclusion of an Gods them who help did whine and beg Northern capitalists to do this work. She it her- self, Wilson can do likewise, mid doing would stand second lo Charlotte, inn might easily be coats write thus to make Wilson mad by tell- her is no good. She is some good, and only needs to in- told bow close she is lo Hie es and town in the slate, how little exertion is needful to put forth to make a Wilson man feel as Wilson as a Char- man feels of Charlotte. This is sou ml talk. There is a Considerable Northern capital Invested in around Charlotte. All of II welcome when it came, is welcome now, wish there were more of it. But none of it came until Charlotte had pal her own capital to work. When local faith the community was demonstrated out- side assistance it kin;, whereas it had for years before been wooed in vain. Yea, I he gods help t hose who help I hem- do not help others. The writer was recently in one of the nourishing near by towns of which there are was being driven around friend. He remarked upon the great growth and manifest he was over the town last, the reply the place has grown is growing rapidly; and, with nil talk of out- side capital In order to give ii a tart, these Improvements have beau made with local capital- home people have mill the the factories the foundries. Now money and people arc begin- to come in from suspect that this is true of every prosperous community in the Stale the South. idea are not going to conic iii help a people who won't do n y- thing to help Will Io It Peril here i no room to Radical bosses will, if they ran. precipitate trouble between now and the August election. In purpose to make race trouble have two I. That it will help them to the Legislature That it will enable in again wave bloody shirt From time to have print- ed the incendiary utterances orators; the attacks and assaults by vicious who listened to and followed bad vice; and general bullying lone mulatto and white speakers. Recently two Governor Reynolds and Senator are reported to have threats they will secure States marshals the polls to an registrars who refuse to voters who legal- establish their right to vote. The time was when shills had a the polls a Congressional election, in 180-1 the law their presence was repealed, there is no authorized their presence at the go I here all they go as private any I hey do so peril. The to have a fair election and to give every lawful voter his to vote, hut the boys, dead imported will not be permitted to vote this year. The Fusion bosses may put in their pipe and smoke TO Till. ii IT NTH We are -till in forefront if tin- offer you the General In be in .-lore the creations and Wilder. We are a It is pleasure to show sell you it we can, We offer attention, and the mm liberal established bushier Pill County if Hirers all Vein round, i ii yours our you what yon want and to you the very best sen ice, polite a well choice Summer mutual ad- of I he I i-i i r v, ii,. i- lo limpet . , ire ad i judicial, id fiscal. Ii .- . . ; i Ii out ., i, i i has area . i ,. square miles with a pop . to a male, on an of t its i nun . . square miles, total No good fruit raised without i. ii loll ;. . return of t- in i . ports t hi, i ii l d i and firmness to fruits. can be Potash. Fertilizers at least to Potash will give best results on all fruits. for our pamphlets, which ought to lie in every tanner's library. I key are sent free. up strictly oil it- own W hen you come lo market you will not do yourself list ice i you do not Immense stock before elsewhere us and following line of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Jackets Cur L-ts, Mull and ti Cloths. Shoes. Men's. Women's and and and The which will begin on Tuesday, I, will twenty-four leap years, the greatest number possible. February will have live Sunday's three possible date on which can is The last lime in red on dale Mils The Baiter can occur i- April will occur one lime in coin- i on Hi it The middle day of m ill i. Then eclipses A line Hi Ants A man in Tex., from the Mexico, tells the story detail of punishment inflicted a prospector named Wilson by Maya Indians, Wilson the and finally won the young girl. of girl at- to the rites of her tribes, is said l. have decoyed her to bis camp mountains kepi her there against her will, sin- Dually escaped and told the story Wilson Hod. lie was over- taken and can As a punishment his crime It was ordered that he be put to death by n method with Mayas. The prospector wan stripped of his clothing and bound across an hill Infested large red ants. Alter hours horrible suffering, as tho insects slowly his son expired, lie was lo lies fugitive from Justice from Philadelphia Times, Groceries. Hardware, Furniture tr. Meat, Sugar. .,,. Scad Is Wows, Castings m, for everything line. We for Cash, bill sell for .,.,. Dealing. R n Q Farmers Use Good Plows. I one i . , ,; nut . resided flu- n d . i, on Mai, ice arc uh . i ii and ism, ml i -in. . -i. Chinese Middle pi ii nil . I Iii hulk . . i i I i,, re hie j and south west, -in. lit . i- ii long n rooting in i, and is i In l,. . In rents . i lie i- e-t Most in hill u an still hi ,. . ;,. , j,,,. roll ill I oil. II t , ;, f pal. i in ii. the . d l.-d ii iii n some el How ii.; w. WORKS, w . s. of .- Show me a girl's bureau and I lei I her favorite actor. most of ii- while he of men who ever be bigamy have one wife many. woman who refuses i tell their age lo census man are gem rally old enough to know T. You can always tell In- cry Hew York a dab has no to belong man. A man who isn't too big SCOW- i married i- too 1- i a loan gets lie what wants lo eat i i pi A woman N always mortified to know her bind girl found she wears olives Invented for m Iii lake picnics make sick all way home Press, Our mothers t seventeen, while they were absorbing as much or foreign Ian- as was them, were learning the same time how to cook, to sew. to i children, in mitts, to take cure of the I. i lie skillful opinion the advertisements an fur milkers. It love came to t- d rate Veteran unit r-iii.- Meek had a lug Ore morning, being destroyed. M. Wilt room r-lit ii re put up today, man owned two at buildings, J. to opening a bar where, n. two and S. he formerly sold groceries. I I I mil. of this ell, w lie lie .-i t Louisville, with They wen- in with u Inn lender talk was upon the reunion, when bar keeper sympathies arc mi other side. I help in j ten ween the members Ann the Republic, s ho held here two veil- Veil fellow spin for i came here each with a and a dollar bill and didn't . either while run chills and fever is a bottle of Grove's tasteless Chill It lion and No cure no ice We have iIi-iii Inn a l from I-, least it. I look over carefully and save least live i in nigh , In lilt I Ill I lie you i I know I hill they it . i think it is . I i in mull .-. . line a- comes lo meal women ill that age, ii found I hem in the their homos, guided by wisdom who loved July Homo TAKE CHILL TO per bottle. Cures Chills and Malaria, Sweats back if it doesn't. , i us the kind Cross on label. Kohl and by Woolen, Ernul, druggists. Tools, Flow tor h . I ., ii I'm ll of ill- i, i j . mi ii 1.1 tin in tin ii an ,, . . a, they no lb. i. dis- -i is a in Catarrh Can not its- Cured urn -l till . .-iii i mil i .-in- Pi ti n j Nail ., rid N. Iii u .- ,. hi Lit Hull's Cure is taken I urn not nets directly on the mi . . Hall's is a In of lie In i and i a regular pro- t . i. ii. it j. . the i with . . . . i on In- III j . sud, I i all in cm in- tin ,,. t testimonials free, pan l rim J. Props., I druggists. ,. . Hall's the beat. . ,., j mi leading oil Is a most in gin, , H, M i i and .,. . , While Fleming store, . ii